Finding traps laid on trails just isn’t on - Nutcombe Bottom, Exmoor

A short semi local loop around Nutcombe Bottom. Some wicked descents but sadly one was hindered by someone laying traps over one of the trails.
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[@davepoole8530]

Nice one Seb. I do believe longcombe is a water course, wet all year. 😃

[@nhung7592]

So lush! Beautiful trail!!

[@briztoleez9025]

Awsome mate, been up there loads with the kids saw the odd trail but had no idea most were there!....Good stuff.

[@MTBSeb]

I’ve found a few more, but a local group I ride with know of loads hidden in the woods around there

[@timgrant4519]

Hi Seb. Where you were on long combe before it went wet there is a trail to the right up to the fence. From there there is another fun trail which meets where you finished long combe after the ferns

[@MTBSeb]

Just before I went through the gate? I’ll have to go and check it out!

[@timgrant4519]

@@MTBSeb it's not that far from me. I live in Minehead so give us a shout or hunt me down on ol Facebook

[@MTBSeb]

Will do 👍

[@hallstewart]

Re blocking: the older generation of ramblers accepts horse riders because they associate them with Gentry. Cyclists are hated on the road because they are considered working class and an obstacle, and associated with nuisance causing motorcross off road esp. when jumping through the woods wearing a FF! Hence the hatred of off road cycling trails by older, typically dog walking, users. They are the trail blockers. I’m constantly clearing cheeky trails on Mendip.

[@Mark-vf8op]

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